Pictures needed.

[onlyinajeep726]

To whomever currently has, or may have had RRO CAD brackets with the reinforcement pieces, I would like pictures from multiple angles detailing what they looks like.  I want to built my own set, but I haven't been able to find detailed pictures on their site or on Google.
 
These are what I'm talking about, in the yellow circle:

 

Any help or photos are greatly appreciated!

[Tex06]

Control arm drop brackets?

 

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[onlyinajeep726]

Yes.  I don't need pictures of the drop brackets though, I just want some pictures of those reinforcements.

[Pete M]

only one I could find but you've probably seen it already

 

 

[Pete M]

found a link to a discussion at the CC

 

http://comancheclub.com/topic/45236-control-arm-drop-bracket-choices-rcx-vs-rce-vs-rro/

[onlyinajeep726]

Thanks Pete!! I have seen these, but couldn't seem to find them again.  I guess I'll need to contact mnkyboy about how he fabbed up his own.  I'm sure I can just figure it out, but I was hoping someone has the dimensions right off hand.  Thanks again!

[Pete M]

a thing to keep in mind, in michigan at least, it's illegal to fab your own suspension components for street vehicles.  

[onlyinajeep726]

Fortunately, there aren't any laws in NC in regards to that.  Furthermore, most jurisdictions wouldn't enforce them anyway lol.

 

http://www.liftlaws.com/north_carolina_lift_laws.htm

[Eagle]

Fortunately, there aren't any laws in NC in regards to that.  Furthermore, most jurisdictions wouldn't enforce them anyway lol.

 

http://www.liftlaws.com/north_carolina_lift_laws.htm

 

"Most" jurisdictions may not enforce such laws or regulations, but an insurance company looking for an excuse to not pay a claim very likely will. I know everyone ignores me, but my advice is: If it's not legal in your state, DON'T DO IT. You may get away with it for years, but one day it may bite you in the posterior.

[Pete M]

yup, it's not the $50 fine I worry about, it's the $200,000 lawsuit after an accident. :(  plus it's not just the law that's in play here.  Some insurance companies don't allow modifications, period.  it is wise to check ahead of time.  :thumbsup:

[DirtyComanche]

a thing to keep in mind, in michigan at least, it's illegal to fab your own suspension components for street vehicles.  

 

But is legal to buy aftermarket lift pieces, etc?

[Pete M]

last sentance in #4:  http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(bfr5oylm0pbut5ifgsav51fv))/mileg.aspx?page=GetObject&objectname=mcl-257-710c

[DirtyComanche]

last sentance in #4:  http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(bfr5oylm0pbut5ifgsav51fv))/mileg.aspx?page=GetObject&objectname=mcl-257-710c

Silly. But if it works for them...

[Incommando]

Even if legal to lift you can be sued in an accident anyway. You have altered bumper height, etc. and that could have effected the accident. Same with aftermarket bumpers and the rest. Stay bone stock if such things worry you excessively.